Collaborations
Creative encouragement
Detail of grumpy fish on kingfisher
Back of kingfisher head
Tracy with shiny Wait a Minnow
Detail of grumpy fish on kingfisher
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Kingfisher Trail 2021
Commission to paint one of 22 kingfishers for the Kingfisher Trail 2021 along the Rivers Severn and Thames. I called it Wait a Minnow as a kingfisher eats its weight in minnow and we have to wait patiently to spot this magical elusive bird.
Collaging the canvas
Attending the waterlily
butterfly collective
Collaging the canvas
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Park Junior School
Artist in Residency at Park Junior School, Stonehouse in memory of one of their teachers who loved colour, creativity and water lilies.
The Witches set 2
mice up pillar
colouring in 2.jpg
The Witches set 2
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Theatre illustrations
Illustrations for the principle stage set for Roald Dahl's The Witches at The Cotswold Playhouse, Stroud.
Scarlet Red Hare at Museum in Park
The finished hare, proudly wearing his scarlet uniform in situ at the Museum in the Park, guarding the entrance. One of 88 hares in Cotswold Hare Trail
Scarlet Red Hare
close up of head to show button nose and clock mechanisms
In Pop-up studio at Museum
Scarlet Red Hare at Museum in Park
The finished hare, proudly wearing his scarlet uniform in situ at the Museum in the Park, guarding the entrance. One of 88 hares in Cotswold Hare Trail
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Scarlet Red Hare part of
Cotswold Hare Trail
This hare celebrates Stroud's wonderful woollen heritage and pays tribute to the red scarlet, tennis ball yellow, billiard green and Uley Blue cloth made in Stroud. Time is also a strong theme.
finding alice.jpg
Kezia Spiers (8) checks out the new Finding Alice trail at the Museum in the Park.jpg
Launching trail with tea party
finding alice.jpg
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Museum in the Park
Commission to create Finding Alice trail incorporating objects within the Museum to celebrate 150th anniversary of the famous classic.
book cover for Our Future 2045
art day artists in action
back page panel
book cover for Our Future 2045
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Our Future 2045
Organised a day's art workshop based on The Future, for 35 children from 13 different primary schools. I then produced a 40-page book with to celebrate their work.